Hospice has been introduced and implemented in Taiwan since 1980. For the last 30 years, hospice services have provided the terminally-ill patients an environment to appreciate a dignified journey in the end of life, an appropriate care, and comfort and guidance for their body and soul and their families, leaving no regrets for both the dying and the living. In this paper, we explored the status of hospice service in Taiwan from the aspects of payment standard and the claimed service values of the general health insurance system, as well as from the existing qualified medical and related manpower for hospice services. In addition, we used the death toll in an attempt to estimate the expected number of personnel required to satisfy the future need of hospice services. Further studies should concern more on the improvement of personnel training and the payment system of general health insurance, so as to help reaching the aimed quality of holistic care.